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MS DaRT 5 / ERD Commander 2005 utilities.

MiniXP gutted and rebuilt with new, flexible on-disc scripting, for easy mods.

Antivirus scanning with real-time updates is provided by DaRT 6.5′s Standalone System Sweeper, and allows you to load definitions to a USB stick for live updating.īased on Hiren’s BootCD 13.0 Rebuild by DLC, minus some unnecessary clutter. ERD 5.0 is integrated with MiniXP for offline system restore and service/driver management, and Microsoft DaRT 6.5 (x86 and 圆4) are added to support Windows Vista and 7. Tons of new utilities in MiniXP with new launchers to provide easier access. Kon-Boot 1.1 is really v1.1 now, with support for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. Improved Memtest86+ with failsafe mode to resolve startup hangs. Bootable partition and imaging utilities provided by Acronis True Image and EASEUS Partition Manager.

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Wireless drivers in MiniXP along with improved Ethernet and storage support.

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VFD with file copy allows you to make a <1mb RAR file accessible to DR-DOS or Hiren’s DOS in a virtual floppy. Virtual Floppy enables you to mount images from your USB stick to be used in a boot selection like MiniXP (for F6 SATA/RAID drivers) or DR-DOS (BIOS flashing). All for the love of making computer repair accessible to anyone that wants it.

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I imagine I went through some 20 ISO re-burns, 150 virtual machine boots, 200 VHD mount/unmounts… I can’t even count how much time has been put into polishing this thing. A launcher here, a script there, and about 1,500 WIM captures. Scoured through every option, considered the usefulness of some tools, added others, collaborated with users over Facebook, gutted some functions and built others. This disc, a minor half-version revision, is the answer to those questions. On the other hand, I can also take a step back and look at it from a designer’s point of view… how well does it work? What does it do good, what’s bad, what could be done better? How can I make this the ULTIMATE BOOT CD it claims to be? On one hand I don’t have constant first-hand experience using the disc anymore. But being a side thing, kinda has its pros and cons. How have you been? Things have changed since we last met… I got myself a corporate IT job, still doing computer repair on the side. Not everything can read a DVD, and USB booting is hit and miss at best. The best of the free software, the best of the commercial software, and it all fits on one CD-R that’s readable by any computer worth booting on. In this boot CD are the most popular and useful tools anyone would ever need.